Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-09

lily The railroads shouitbo brouahe rndcr the
control o! The .av, which they are u0, row
Tiey should rot he allowed to discriminate, TO
eTaie i&Na'ion nr u water their stock -
Vim l. Wtdtisli:-'I an IN favor OF rfif-
road !rris3atI"n, and ndoIsa lie COVE. u'Ts
call Tor an extra session "
J. \. JacEson;-'I "au; a law 70 Treruat
extortion aud Discrimination The gHTeI moss
al is The right thinE in the tight place
John johnson I'VE ueei The proposed leg
%leiatirn badly. The Governor acted pr per IN
calling az extra session."
Iurue. WillIam-ou:-''lf we Aos't 7et the
protection what are we 20 doc Certainly ! am
for iii" icg,e.ttiOn aud MIrmldute too. He l. =
good C2ei aunt be?''
Tr,v's BGiorJ:--'i tn.lk we ought to h. &c
more definite laws, that VIII succeed IN ctU-
trolling The roads and preventing dIscrimjua-
ton. l sh with the govern II On that prCpgs.-
ton 1"
[! T. W. Wright:--'We need better and lrmT
l=ws. BIZ 60 IS = yeTy good one. IILdvGse
the governor in calling the extra session "
Capt. 10. Blrnett:-''I want'em to put lcgis-
building let 'em go. We'd better have none
tha,. has. Them control our i, gi>iaiOn, ana d.
cr'mtaHt2 against Us as they chDuse. l IBIak
more Of MarmGduke now than / eyerdId.
j. ) EcuicS:-'The people oi my Teigab0r-
hood stand on The declaration OF the democratic
state platform. They want ruIIro4d legislation.
and they are most thoroughly IN accord vita the
governor"
Geo i. TrdIi:-''i want The roads brought Ia
the scratch. We have, probably, law .auugu
now, but not OF The ,Ight kind. We Should
nave clearer statements against extortlou and
discrimination. and such penalties Us wuLti
omman Obedience of the law"
III. *. Hamlet, mayor OF the city I've
are Constantly being imposed upon by the IaIl.
roads, and We need legislation 10 put 4 stop tC
1t. The Legislature has 1t IN Its power to aGor.
the relief. then why should itnot do 50? GOV,
Marmaduke las acted nUbiy in the matter. Il,
woud have done injustice 10 himself and In,
people. and Violation 10 his oath OF Office. Il
have Gone other than he did,
W. y. SauuderS:-"I think ths people hay,
been treated very badly by the failure nj Ii,
legislature to pass the needed law at the IeguiAI
Session. But it Is too important = matter L
postpone, and the governor did We'll To call +,
extra session. IIavc read 62C 1, il not t.,
severe. 1he eAt.a session should pass /. III.
q mcth!ng like ttat. Every man IN my utiga
bOThoud Is In favor OF railroad legislation, an,
T. the eGriie.t rracticaule mo,n.nt."
j. il. JclIT1s:-''Ihv railroads should l..
prevented. by law. from discriminating an,
making e1toitionate charges. Ium with a.
governor III uis views upon the suliyct. l.
has the interests %! The poop e ut heart, and Is
as / have known for years, Il brave aud hon o..
mIn.'
Lewis w. Nernwag:-''l have mad bitter g.
peiieEoe OF the discrimination ana extortion c
railroads, and | am anXiVus to see them proper
/. Is regulated by law. The regular session t.; oul
have passed the legislation. hut a. it failed to Ia
, s@the governor did l proper and patriotic lh!u
in calling the legislature together again"
Joseph y. WHIT eit:-''i IN almost Tired {
: having railroads 1t all unless we eau c,Htr,
I them by law. Tie governor diG just right ,
/ calling lie extra session."
l j.. ii. DeBoIt:-''Ne need !. better raiiro a
= law, one that VIII really AMOUNT, sou e,bfna
E that Will be effective. That seems to De III
general sentiment in ms neighbJriood. VIII 81
everybody indorses the Course of The 20 vernon.
l. W. Whitseti:-''The people about Odess
are In favor of railroad legislation. They III
, dorse the action OF the governor"
John 3 Suntnyer:-''I am for railroad les
is!aiion now. / ininrse Gov. Marmadal
c straight out. We want me law. and tho iegis
lature should give IL 20 US"
! Geo b. Sydnor:-''i think we need railroa
Legislation, and especially against pooling. III
governor dId right, and / thinh all persons VII
e have no private axe TO grind indorse his posi-
ton"
Judge Jnc. o. Lockhart:-'sW OIL. 1t 30 has
railroad legislation, and the governor bas aet.
, @ell in calling the ex ra session for that rur
pose. Bill $40 is not too severe.
E. {. Stone:-.'I stand emptatically with III
5 governor on that question. He is 3 man VIII
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